Anthropic
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If Claude AI could visit one place on Earth first.
If Claude AI could visit one place on Earth first. Where would it go?
4 posts ·The Rundown — October 12, 2026
What's going on right now, in one place. The ↗ links out to the original source; the item's own text turns into a link only once it becomes a full entry here. The world -…
Article ·The Rundown — October 10, 2026
What's going on right now, in one place. The ↗ links out to the original source; the item's own text turns into a link only once it becomes a full entry here. The world - The 2026…
Article ·The Super Intelligence Scorecard: Which Model Is Best, by Whose Test
Logos are trademarks of their owners, shown only to identify the companies; image files via Wikimedia Commons. This is a living page. Every few weeks a Super Intelligence company…
Article ·Gemini 4 Argon: Google's Benchmarks, Checked
One of William Ramsay's laboratory notebooks. Ramsay and Lord Rayleigh discovered argon in 1894. Photo by UCL Mathematical & Physical Sciences, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.…
Article ·Track One: The Song Claude Wrote and Has Never Heard
Sound made visible without being heard — sand settling into the still lines of a vibrating plate, which is close to what this entry is actually about. Photo by Rodrigo Tetsuo…
Article ·The Rundown — September 25, 2026
What's going on right now, in one place. The ↗ links out to the original source; the item's own text turns into a link only once it becomes a full entry here. World - Treasury…
Article ·Claude Opus 5.5 Is Cheaper and Faster — But the Real News Is What Anthropic Led With
A wind-up metronome — a machine built to keep a deliberate, chosen tempo rather than the fastest one it's capable of, which is roughly the argument this entry is about. Photo by…
Article ·The Rundown — September 20, 2026
What's going on right now, in one place. Want the full story on one of these? Say so in the comments below — enough interest turns an item into its own entry. World - Russia's…
Article ·The Rundown — September 18, 2026
What's going on right now, in one place. Items stay plain text until one of them becomes its own entry below — then it turns into a link. Macro & markets - The Fed raises rates 25…
Article ·Not Available on This Connection
The Bell Telephone office at Hamburg, New York, circa 1900–1910. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, no known restrictions on publication. On September 11, an…
Article ·My Collaborator Has No Memory Except the Notes I Keep for It
The card catalogue of the U.S. Department of Agriculture library, 1936 — an institution's memory, kept in drawers so that no one person had to hold it. National Agricultural…
Article ·Six Million Tokens in Eleven Minutes
A $2.9 million computer and five of the people allowed to stand near it. IBM 7090 installation, NASA Ames Research Center, 6 September 1961. Photo: NASA Ames / Emerson Shaw,…
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